Téa?

g00dg0llymsm0lly

What is the general consensus on the name T?a?

sweetgotham

The beverage, even with the accent mark.

Chapter79

sweetgotham:

The beverage, even with the accent mark.

 

schnappycat

I think of the actress Tea Leoni. 

allimg22

Chapter79:

sweetgotham:

The beverage, even with the accent mark.

 

saham07

Would you like that hot or iced?

ljtvirkus

schnappycat:

I think of the actress Tea Leoni. 

This.

treble_clef

I would try to avoid names with accent marks.  They NEVER show up in any document, at least in this country.  So your baby's name will be Tea.  

queenbone

My DH's BFF has a daughter named Tea (I don't know how to do the accent marks.) 

It is pronounced like Tia (or Tija.)  She was adopted from Indian so I am not sure if that was her birth name, or something that her mother (adopted) came up with.

I think it is a nice name, I don't have a problem with the spelling, it just seems common that the accent might not always be put in there.  (I have the same problem with my mn Renee)

TapDancingLlamas

I love the way it sounds, not the way its spelled. Right now I really like Thea though.

HappyGirl101

Ew.

juniper19

saham07:

Would you like that hot or iced?

Sweetened or unsweetened?

SnoopyLuv

Just spell it Tay and save some headache.

anna7602

SnoopyLuv:

Just spell it Tay and save some headache.

I wouldn't pronounce this the same as Tea.

Anyway, I like it. It also makes me think of Tea Obreht. But, as other pps pointed out, names with accent marks are a pain.

bwralc

The problem with accent marks for me anyway is that it doesn't help me with pronunciation at all.  I never learned that for some reason.  Is the name pronounced Tia?  I have a long distance cousin with this name.  It is pretty just NMS.

KittyMarie219

You could get a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh! references.

vsalt31

I use to work with a woman named Tea.  the name fit her well.

Call me crazy, but I like the name...

BackseatDriver

I like how the name sounds but not how it's spelled. I agree that Thea might be a better choice for spelling, though I'm sure she'll have to correct the pronunciation quite a bit. I think it is a nice name though.